@theforgeorganizing

theforgeorganizing has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in February 2024. Resources theforgeorganizing has populated their site with include: • We Have to Talk About Race in Rural America • From the Traumas of America to the Shores of Africa: A Journey of Self-Healing • A Sieve for Black Workers • How Black Workers Challenged the Mafia • Ferguson, Palestine and “The Most Important Election of Our Lifetime” • The Struggle to Stop Cop City—By Any Means Necessary • Abolition as a Transnational, Anti-colonial Struggle • Stories From the Frontlines of Abolitionist Organizing • What Time Is It on the Clock of Abolitionist Organizing? • Beyond Do No Harm: Health Justice and Abolition • The Price of ‘Green Zionism’: Climate Justice and the Colonization of Palestine | The Forge • Dissenters and the Student Movement for Palestine | The Forge • 148 Days and Counting: Georgia’s Battle Against Authoritarianism • Young People and The Fight Against Fascism • Resisting Authoritarianism: Lessons from Arkansas • Right to a Roof: On Climate, Crises and Care • The Climate Movement Must Be A Movement Against Fascism • As Climate Collapse Inches Closer, The Tenant Union Is The Best Chance We’ve Got • Tenant Power and Protections on the Frontlines of Climate Crisis • Using Participatory-Action Research to Explore New Campaign Strategies in Red-Trifecta Florida • Frontline Communities Lead the Way on Housing and Climate Justice • Razing Liberty Square with Valencia Gunder • What We’ve Cultivated Still Remains: Black Home, Black Memory, and Collective Resilience in a Burning World • Lessons From Helene: An Organized Community is a Safe Community • Putting Housing on the High Road • Solidarity is the Solution • Looking Forward: Narrative Power Today for a Radical Tomorrow • Death of the Messenger • What We’ve Learned from State Organizers Building Narrative Power • The Summer Everybody Wanted to be Puerto Rican: Cultural Strategy for Decolonial Narrative Power • Rebuilding Our Narrative Home: A Movement’s Journey Through the Immigration Divide • Hasbara v Irreplaceable • Power, Not Panic: Why Organizers Must Engage with AI to Build the Future We Deserve • Shades of Discourse: Bridging Culture, Scholarship, and Organizing • On the Importance of Building Narrative Infrastructure • Winning the Reality War against Fascism and Ecological Collapse: Lessons from the Right’s Narrative Strategy • Moral Messaging When It’s Raining Cats and Dogs • Inspiring Radical Optimism Through Solidarity Economy Storytelling: Narrative Power & The Fight Against the Mainstream • Building Community Power to Take Back Our Data • For the Record: How Social Media Users are Highlighting Media Bias and Reframing the Narrative • Invitation to 21st-century Orators, Griots, Futurists • Narrative Power Today for a Radical Tomorrow • What Megachurches Can Teach Us About Organizing: Undivided Review | The Forge • Hasbara v Irreplaceable | The Forge • Pinkwashing 101: How Israel Turned Gay Pride into an Occasion for Oppression | The Forge • Lessons From Manufacturing in the 1930s • Let A Thousand Flowers Bloom • “Winning in the South is the key to saving our democracy” • Our Organizing Must Match the Structure of Our Target • Organizing Megacorporations: Building a Movement for the 21st Century • FULL Corporate Power Issue • The Corporate Power of It All • The Contours of Corporate Power • When Disaster Strikes: Housing Inequality and The Rising Threat of Disaster Capitalism • How We Beat Corporate Power Before • Lessons From Fights For Public Control of Banking and Broadband Infrastructure • How Our Money Feeds Corporate Power • The Opposite Of Corporate Power Is People Power • Inviting Communities To Take On Corporate Power Structures • The Legacy of Displacement: Reclaiming Borders & Solidarity across North America • Tending to Liberation • The Right To Wealth • A New Politics of Togetherness: Rebuilding the Sacred Canopy • Reclaiming Power as a Practice to Get Free • Democracy and Decolonization: The Poor People’s Campaign and the Black and Indigenous Fight for Mino Bimaadiziwin • Braided Movements: Black & Indigenous Perspectives on Reclaiming Land • Repair in Practice: On Wealth Redistribution • Beyond Democracy, Everyone Eats • Organizing as Ancestral Practice: Building Infrastructure for the Next Era of Movements | The Forge • Being Pro-Working Class Isn’t Enough, We Need Victories People Can Feel • A Love Letter and A Call to Women of Color Leaders • How Domestic Workers built POWER in Philadelphia • Our Experiences are Interconnected, Regardless of Citizenship - The Forge • Materialization: A Reflection on Five Years of Worker Ownership at The Drivers Cooperative - The Forge • Visible Power, Invisible Rights: Why Earning Progress Is Not Enough to Keep It • Hidden Power, Codified Inequality: From Jim Crow to Project 2025 | The Forge • Popular Democracy Post-Election Debrief • Can Culture Build Power? • How Cultural Strategy Drives Long-Term Change • Gen Z Is Done with Dems’ Bullshit • Digital Organizing in Rural America • Black Feminist Reflections on Palestine Liberation • #NoCopAcademy: A Campaign Against Chicago’s ‘Cop City’ • Solidarity Is Not a Transaction • To Build a New World • Sex Work is Work • Taking the Long View of History: A Conversation with Prof. John Wright • What I Learned About Organizing From My Sex Worker Grandmother • Race, Class and Coalitions • Calling for a Global Approach to Countervailing Oligarchic Power • How Liberal Legal Frameworks Become Fodder for Fascism • As If It Could Be Otherwise • Community Safety in Tumultuous Times • Intervening on Activist Tendencies • A Campaign Against Transgender Discrimination Pivots After Getting Stuck • Cutting an Issue to Defend Black Voters in Michigan • Dusting off a Seven-Year-Old Demand To Win Millions for Philly’s Public Schools • Justice for Janitors: A Comeback Story That Continues Today • Towards a New Philanthropy • Remaking Our Economy with Restorative Investing • How Students Are Resisting the Politics of Supremacy | The Forge • Understanding the New Vanguard of the Right • (Almost) Everyone is wrong: Reparations are possible • No Matter the Moment, You Organize: A Conversation on Responding to Disaster with Action St. Louis • Cultural Boycott, and Ending Complicity in Genocide • Building Bottom-Up Democracy Through Co-Governance • How The Fight for a Free Palestine is Changing Organizing | The Forge • How to Win Back Rural America • Four Opportunities To Grow Powerful And Resilient Organizers • Returning Autonomy and Power to the People: The Case for People’s Assemblies • Sign Up for Emails from The Forge • Completing the Social Housing Vision • Luddite Socialism: Revising Our Relationship to Technology | The Forge • Trans Liberation and Palestine • Labor Activist Chris Smalls On Solidarity with Gaza • Because We Need Each Other Pt.2: Understanding Cancel Culture • Because We Need Each Other Pt.3: The Early Warning Signs of Cancel Culture • Because We Need Each Other Pt.4: Interventions & Healing • Nuestra América Convoy • Because We Need Each Other, Part I: Origin Story • Our Prescription for Winning: Give Organizers What They Need to Thrive | The Forge • The Coming Storm In New York | The Forge • We Won’t Always Have A Mamdani: Funders Must Invest in Civic Engagement to Sustain Voter Turnout Among Marginalized Communities. • How #TeslaTakedown Combined Centralization and Decentralization to Fight Authoritarianism • Updated Insights for More Effective Coalitions • Philanthropy’s Mandate to Divest from Genocide in Palestine and Beyond | The Forge • How Do We Break Out Of The Loop We Find Ourselves In? • Three Co-Governance Lessons for Organizations | The Forge • How the First Amendment of the Internet Underpins Modern Activist Movements • Two Years After October 7th, Where is Our Movement Headed? • The Revolution Will Not Be Incorporated: Movement Infrastructure vs Nonprofit Industrial Complex • Philanthropy and Repression: Not the Exception—The System • Sick and unsafe: Trump attacks on workers’ rights is an attack on public health | The Forge • We Say We Want to Save Democracy. So Why Aren’t We Funding the People Who Can? • How Mass-Based Community Unions Could Transform the Country • Labor’s Quiet Revolution? • Resisting Fascism: Lessons from South Asia And Its Diaspora • Worker Power in Spartanburg,SC • “Electoralizing” Your Issue Campaign: The Example of Paid Sick Days • New York City Taxi Drivers Went on a Hunger Strike — and Won • No One is Disposable: Migrant Justice as Abolitionist Organizing • Time for People-Centered Policy • How Universities Can Build Community Power • Justice for All: Road-Tested Strategies for Building a Bigger Movement • Fighting Climate Change in the Global South • Building Community, Building Power: Lessons from Indigenous Women in Colombia • Emancipation Over Extinction • Why Women With Incarcerated Loved Ones Are Canvassing • Plan 2028: Bringing Labor and Social Movements Together • How Four Black Women Changed Labor Organizing Forever • Sacred Silliness as a Freedom Practice • Collective Breathing: Post-Election Grief, Organizing, and Surviving with a Disability • “It is our duty to fight for our freedom” • Fear is How We Got Here: On the Zionist grip on the American Jewish Psyche • Justice Begins at Home: How Collective Governance Builds Movements That Can Withstand Anything • Police-Free Childhoods • Palestine is at the Heart of the Fight Against Trump’s Fascism • From Police Reform to Abolition: What We’ve Learned in the Last Five Years • A Call for Unity in Unlikely Places • Learning and Researching our Movement History • “We have a way to claim the future” • How Abortion Won in Arizona • The Price of ‘Green Zionism’: Climate Justice and the Colonization of Palestine • Left Out: The Missing Election Narratives • COVID, Palestine, Election 2024, and the Cult of Democratic Moderation • I’m a Veteran Organizer From Hungary. Here Are My Lessons for the Trump Era. • Need More People Power in Times of Crisis? Run Mass Trainings • How We're Rebuilding the Nation's Largest Student Organization • Lessons for the Long Fight from Jewish Voice for Peace • What Megachurches Can Teach Us About Organizing: Undivided Review • 10 Ways to Be Prepared and Grounded Now That Trump Has Won • Registration for Book Talk with Marshall Ganz • A New Wave of Movements Against Trumpism Is Coming • On Woodworking and or Toolbox of Organizing Tactics • The Forge's Writing Workshop For Organizers - Winter 2025 Application • How the Divestment Movement Can Fund the Revolution • Movement Media Organizations Are Uniting to Build Power • Will the Revolution Be Funded? • Building Resilient Organizations • The Forge